Clarendon suburb profile
Clarendon is a small rural locality in central Victoria characterised by open paddocks, tree-lined lanes and a mix of older weatherboard farmhouses and contemporary rural homes on larger blocks. Life here follows a quiet country rhythm that suits families, tradespeople and hobby farmers who want space and a more rural pace. There are limited shops and services within the locality, so residents rely on nearby towns for schools, supermarkets and medical care. The suburb's durable appeal is its agricultural landscape, wide skies and low-traffic roads, with easy access to regional services when needed.
Clarendon property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Clarendon has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
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Clarendon demographics
Families make up the bulk of households here. Couple families with children are the largest group at 46.3%, while couple families without children account for 41.5%. One-parent families represent 12.2%, and together the couple-family groups comprise about 87.8% of families.
This is a small community of 163 people with a median age of 39. The typical household earns $1,792 a week, roughly $93,200 a year.
Homes in Clarendon are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 46.6% are owned outright and 41.4% are owned with a mortgage, together making up 88.0% of dwellings, while renters account for 12.1%.
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